Search Results for ‘absorption’

I want to cover my entire front wall, partial side wall, and partial ceiling in black velvet. I have already purchased Triple Black Velvet from Sy Fabric. I really like the look of using fabric track systems to create that fancy, clean, finished panel look. If I splurged on let's say a 1"...

Because of the limits of my room, my front speakers (Klipsch 8000f) are toed in halfway in front of a window. I am trying to minimize SBIR so I will be putting them as close to the wall as I can get in front of a DIY panel using 6" of Safe n Sound. My options are moving the speakers out a bit...

I'm building the tower version of "Dr. K's MTM" and I don't know how much lining I should put in. Also, I'm using old memory foam from a mattress, I figure it is dense enough and stable enough not to break down and crumble over the years. If there's any reason I should not be using memory...

Since Vicoustic discontinued their original Wavewood panel for the “Lite” version, I set to work creating my own. I got a CAD drawing of the original MLS slot pattern and sent it to a woodworking company to cut and finish. I then sourced the same density foam as the original, but twice as...

Hi! I'm starting this thread in hopes of getting answers to several questions I have, regarding setup, acoustic treatment, optimal placement, suggestions for hifi equipment. I have used my Norwegian Hifi group on Facebook, a lot! And starting a new thread every time a question pops, becomes a...

Assembling my theater - there’s so much echo in the room, really messing with the sound. I know I need a mix of diffusion and absorption. Is there a thread that teaches how to build panels, how many to use, and where to place them? Any subject matter experts here?

Is there an appreciable difference? The cost is nominal for R19 fiberglass. Kraft is easier to work with so that's worth the money BUT I'm going to choose whichever will have the best performance even if that is mostly nominal. I looked at Bob Golds and it appears that paper out is better...

Intro I’m reaching out to the group for pre-construction advice on front wall sound absorption. My concern centers on planned use of di-pole side surround speakers with tweeters angled front and rear at about a 30 degree angle (that’s a guess from looking at them). I’ve read hours of posts on...

5 tube traps I built to tame the bass frequency of my room. Like the ASC traps, have of their surface is lined with a sheet of plastic lining, to keep mid and high frequencies from getting absorbed. Built from fiberglass pipe fittings, with oak end pieces to seal them. Works great for handling...